eCOGRA has received regulatory approval to expand its services across several markets in the US and Latin America.
The igaming testing, inspection and certification services provider is now approved to provide its services in the US states of Arizona and Indiana, as well as the country of Panama.
In each region, eCOGRA can now conduct independent compliance audits and certification services for igaming companies.
“Our recent approvals in Indiana, Arizona, and Panama underline our dedication to continually expand our offering, to support our growing portfolio of clients with their global growth plans,” commented Will Shuckburgh, Group CEO of eCOGRA.
“We are committed to ensuring that we bring the same quality, speed and service that marks us out to both our clients and regulators in these dynamic markets.”
In Panama, eCOGRA has been recognised as an Authorised Entity for Compliance Certification by the country’s Board of Gaming Control, specifically for slot machines and gaming software, helping operators meet the compliance requirements of the Latin American igaming market.
For Arizona, the igaming certification specialist has been licensed as an Event Wagering Ancillary Supplier, allowing it to audit event wagering licensees in line with the Grand Canyon State’s regulations.
In Indiana, eCOGRA has been authorised to perform regulatory compliance audits to help operators meet the Hoosier State’s licensing requirements.
Bradley Khoury, Chief Technology Officer at eCOGRA, added: “Securing licensure as an Event Wagering Ancillary Supplier in Arizona and an Authorised Entity in Panama underscores our dedication to supporting responsible and sustainable igaming operations.
“We are committed to driving trust and accountability within the industry by providing compliance solutions that uphold the highest standards.”
eCOGRA is now licensed in 45 jurisdictions globally. Earlier this year in April, the igaming certification specialist was authorised by the Secretaria De Prêmios e Apostas to provide its igaming services in Brazil.